rustybayonet

Have you tried the plumbing section of the hardware store? They may have a PVC adapter that may work?

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I love my 45 shield. Comfortable to shoot and carry.

After the case prep, I run them on my 550. station 4, I crimp

Sorry, your right. I went full rotations. So it would be 505

With a 550 you only click the plate 128 times for 500 rounds. 550 cheaper and faster caliber changes.

My thought here (being a 550 fanboy) The qusetion you have to ask yourself is "Do I feel lucky" No thats not it. I reload a lot of off the wall outdated and or military rounds. So far my 550 has been doing it and a caliber swap in quik & easy. But if you only load a limited amount of calibers you might not need it. The only thing better than a 550 is two 550's, one in large primer and one in small.

Hello Brian, haven't been much lately, how you doing?

RL1100? Haven't heard about that 750 looks like a nicer model than the 650 But im a 550 fan boy

All I do is clean it with a used dryer sheet

Load more rounds

First find out if it is brass or copper/lead. If brass, your bell is too large. If copper, bell is too small or you are using a seating/crimping die and crimping before seated.

Your hopper is made for a fail safe rod

I was able to a bag full of cotter pins a hair large (diameter) than original, drilled it, and replace it every so often.

I keep mine as straight as possible

Price seems good. If it has all the original parts.

Some how a case feeder on a 550 seems a little silly. Just get a 650

I agree with the others, powder usually just crushes.

Would a paste work for you? The hornady lube and 91% alcohol is what I have been using and it works great

I call it good with the outside edge having a curve and no gas comming thru.

I make my own

550 will load almost everything, rifle & pistol. Quick and low cost caliber swaps.

Tighten it up. When I first put mine on had the same problem.